dignified

英['dignifaid]美['dignifaid]

[dignify]的过去式和过去分词

a.
有尊严的，高贵的，显得高尚的，高雅的，庄严的

同：	[a.] self-respectful, self-respecting
反：	[a.] undignified

There was neither coarseness nor want of shadowing in a countenance that was exquisitely regular and dignified, and surpassingly beautiful
她的脸既不粗俗，也不平常，而是端庄尊贵，秀丽绝伦。收藏
Like or suitable for a lady; polite; dignified; delicate.
淑女的；适合淑女身分的；端庄的；文雅的。收藏
clarence's way was good. It was simple, it was dignified, it was direct and businesslike
克莱伦斯的法子倒是不错，又简朴，又庄严，而且直接了当，有条有理。收藏
Norwegian Anna, always dignified, looked at her reprovingly
一向态度威严的挪威人安娜用责备的眼光望望她。收藏
Salzman…was of slight but dignified build, wearing an old hat, and on overcoat too short and tight for him
沙兹曼…身材瘦小，仪表不俗，帽子很旧，大衣穿在身上又紧又短。收藏

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having or expressing dignity; especially formality or stateliness in bearing or appearance
- her dignified demeanor
- the director of the school was a dignified white-haired gentleman
[反] undignified
having or showing self-esteem
[同] dignified, self-respectful, self-respecting

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